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Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Biodun556(m): 10:45am On Mar 04
Naira is bouncing back and everything is being done to fight the artificial spike but if you didn’t ask Buhari to return it to N300 (parallel market) where he met it in 2015 or you didn't ask Obasanjo to return it to N21, if you fear God, you should give Tinubu some breathing space before asking him to make it N780.

Don't die of hypocrisy.

It was N21 in 1999 before Obasanjo was sworn in and Obasanjo left it at N120-N125 in 2007. 104% fall.

In 2009, Yar’adua left it at N145-N171. Official and parallel market respectively
46% fall.

And by the time Jonathan was leaving in 2015, it was N199-N300.
129% fall.

By 2023 when Buhari left, it was N420 at official rate and N780 at parallel market.
480% fall.

Without floating it, it fell by 104% under Obasanjo: 46% under Yar'adua; 129% under Jonathan and 480% under Buhari...without floating it.

By 2027 when Tinubu will finish his term, it will be just and fair to rate his performance. You can go ahead and start to sell Toyota, the truth is what is posted above. Don’t come and be unfortunate by acting as if somebody did any good job with our exchange rate despite the volume of subsidy put into it.

In conclusion, I have seen that President Tinubu is all out to fix that problem once and for all but it will be a long battle. Binance has been deactivated and fined. Illegal BDCs are finding it difficult to operate while over a thousand have been deregistered among other decisive steps and going by the number of BDCs Emefiele registered and a lot of economic criminalities known to us all, one won't be surprised at how it fell by 480% between May 29, 2015 and May 29, 2023 despite its non floatation.

#SWA

Sir Sunday Adewale Adeniran

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Biodun556(m): 10:46am On Mar 04
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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Nvestor02: 10:53am On Mar 04
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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by SoNature(m): 11:06am On Mar 04
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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Draslo(m): 11:12am On Mar 04
They will still insult you for your ethnicity and ignore this message.

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by MrProlific95: 11:35am On Mar 04
Quack Analysis. You wicked human you failed to tell us how much prices of commodities were under OBJ, Yaradua, GEJ and failed Buhari. You failed to tell how much citizens paid for PMS under these past leaders. Your wicked leader could not even give PMS or tackle the fraud associated with it like the over invoicing at NNPC etc.

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Paraman: 11:38am On Mar 04
MrProlific95:
Quack Analysis. You wicked human you failed to tell us how much prices of commodities were under OBJ, Yaradua, GEJ and failed Buhari. You failed to tell how much citizens paid for PMS under these past leaders. Your wicked leader could not even give PMS or tackle the fraud associated with it like the over invoicing at NNPC etc.
Tell us how much fuel was sold for in 1999 before Obasanjo took over and how much it was in 2007 when he was about to handover to Yardua

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by okosodo: 11:39am On Mar 04
Lie kee you there

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by starpower(m): 11:42am On Mar 04
Biodun556:
Naira is bouncing back and everything is being done to fight the artificial spike but if you didn’t ask Buhari to return it to N300 (parallel market) where he met it in 2015 or you didn't ask Obasanjo to return it to N21, if you fear God, you should give Tinubu some breathing space before asking him to make it N780.

Don't die of hypocrisy.

It was N21 in 1999 before Obasanjo was sworn in and Obasanjo left it at N120-N125 in 2007. 104% fall.

In 2009, Yar’adua left it at N145-N171. Official and parallel market respectively
46% fall.

And by the time Jonathan was leaving in 2015, it was N199-N300.
129% fall.

By 2023 when Buhari left, it was N420 at official rate and N780 at parallel market.
480% fall.

Without floating it, it fell by 104% under Obasanjo: 46% under Yar'adua; 129% under Jonathan and 480% under Buhari...without floating it.

By 2027 when Tinubu will finish his term, it will be just and fair to rate his performance. You can go ahead and start to sell Toyota, the truth is what is posted above. Don’t come and be unfortunate by acting as if somebody did any good job with our exchange rate despite the volume of subsidy put into it.

In conclusion, I have seen that President Tinubu is all out to fix that problem once and for all but it will be a long battle. Binance has been deactivated and fined. Illegal BDCs are finding it difficult to operate while over a thousand have been deregistered among other decisive steps and going by the number of BDCs Emefiele registered and a lot of economic criminalities known to us all, one won't be surprised at how it fell by 480% between May 29, 2015 and May 29, 2023 despite its non floatation.

#SWA

Sir Sunday Adewale Adeniran
subtraction now percentage. Go back to basic maths, from your assumptions obasanjo time naira loss more the 500%

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by HIGHESTPOPORI(m): 11:53am On Mar 04
Biodun556:
Naira is bouncing back and everything is being done to fight the artificial spike but if you didn’t ask Buhari to return it to N300 (parallel market) where he met it in 2015 or you didn't ask Obasanjo to return it to N21, if you fear God, you should give Tinubu some breathing space before asking him to make it N780.

Don't die of hypocrisy.

It was N21 in 1999 before Obasanjo was sworn in and Obasanjo left it at N120-N125 in 2007. 104% fall.

In 2009, Yar’adua left it at N145-N171. Official and parallel market respectively
46% fall.

And by the time Jonathan was leaving in 2015, it was N199-N300.
129% fall.

By 2023 when Buhari left, it was N420 at official rate and N780 at parallel market.
480% fall.

Without floating it, it fell by 104% under Obasanjo: 46% under Yar'adua; 129% under Jonathan and 480% under Buhari...without floating it.

By 2027 when Tinubu will finish his term, it will be just and fair to rate his performance. You can go ahead and start to sell Toyota, the truth is what is posted above. Don’t come and be unfortunate by acting as if somebody did any good job with our exchange rate despite the volume of subsidy put into it.

In conclusion, I have seen that President Tinubu is all out to fix that problem once and for all but it will be a long battle. Binance has been deactivated and fined. Illegal BDCs are finding it difficult to operate while over a thousand have been deregistered among other decisive steps and going by the number of BDCs Emefiele registered and a lot of economic criminalities known to us all, one won't be surprised at how it fell by 480% between May 29, 2015 and May 29, 2023 despite its non floatation.

#SWA

Sir Sunday Adewale Adeniran
Who fined Binance and how much?

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by mrvitalis(m): 12:08pm On Mar 04
Biodun556:
Naira is bouncing back and everything is being done to fight the artificial spike but if you didn’t ask Buhari to return it to N300 (parallel market) where he met it in 2015 or you didn't ask Obasanjo to return it to N21, if you fear God, you should give Tinubu some breathing space before asking him to make it N780.

Don't die of hypocrisy.

It was N21 in 1999 before Obasanjo was sworn in and Obasanjo left it at N120-N125 in 2007. 104% fall.

In 2009, Yar’adua left it at N145-N171. Official and parallel market respectively
46% fall.

And by the time Jonathan was leaving in 2015, it was N199-N300.
129% fall.

By 2023 when Buhari left, it was N420 at official rate and N780 at parallel market.
480% fall.

Without floating it, it fell by 104% under Obasanjo: 46% under Yar'adua; 129% under Jonathan and 480% under Buhari...without floating it.

By 2027 when Tinubu will finish his term, it will be just and fair to rate his performance. You can go ahead and start to sell Toyota, the truth is what is posted above. Don’t come and be unfortunate by acting as if somebody did any good job with our exchange rate despite the volume of subsidy put into it.

In conclusion, I have seen that President Tinubu is all out to fix that problem once and for all but it will be a long battle. Binance has been deactivated and fined. Illegal BDCs are finding it difficult to operate while over a thousand have been deregistered among other decisive steps and going by the number of BDCs Emefiele registered and a lot of economic criminalities known to us all, one won't be surprised at how it fell by 480% between May 29, 2015 and May 29, 2023 despite its non floatation.

#SWA

Sir Sunday Adewale Adeniran
Stop lying Jonathan left dollars at 220 black market

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Preciousese(f): 12:30pm On Mar 04
Biodun556:
Naira is bouncing back and everything is being done to fight the artificial spike but if you didn’t ask Buhari to return it to N300 (parallel market) where he met it in 2015 or you didn't ask Obasanjo to return it to N21, if you fear God, you should give Tinubu some breathing space before asking him to make it N780.

Don't die of hypocrisy.

It was N21 in 1999 before Obasanjo was sworn in and Obasanjo left it at N120-N125 in 2007. 104% fall.

In 2009, Yar’adua left it at N145-N171. Official and parallel market respectively
46% fall.

And by the time Jonathan was leaving in 2015, it was N199-N300.
129% fall.

By 2023 when Buhari left, it was N420 at official rate and N780 at parallel market.
480% fall.

Without floating it, it fell by 104% under Obasanjo: 46% under Yar'adua; 129% under Jonathan and 480% under Buhari...without floating it.

By 2027 when Tinubu will finish his term, it will be just and fair to rate his performance. You can go ahead and start to sell Toyota, the truth is what is posted above. Don’t come and be unfortunate by acting as if somebody did any good job with our exchange rate despite the volume of subsidy put into it.

In conclusion, I have seen that President Tinubu is all out to fix that problem once and for all but it will be a long battle. Binance has been deactivated and fined. Illegal BDCs are finding it difficult to operate while over a thousand have been deregistered among other decisive steps and going by the number of BDCs Emefiele registered and a lot of economic criminalities known to us all, one won't be surprised at how it fell by 480% between May 29, 2015 and May 29, 2023 despite its non floatation.

#SWA

Sir Sunday Adewale Adeniran


I don't want to be racist like you me poster,so I choose to ignore you

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by ShoeGetSize: 12:56pm On Mar 04
This is one of the hungry ones who wasn't able to raid warehouse like his fellow Ebi n'pawa urchins

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by AbujaCitiBlog: 1:22pm On Mar 04
Biodun556:
Naira is bouncing back and everything is being done to fight the artificial spike but if you didn’t ask Buhari to return it to N300 (parallel market) where he met it in 2015 or you didn't ask Obasanjo to return it to N21, if you fear God, you should give Tinubu some breathing space before asking him to make it N780.

Don't die of hypocrisy.

It was N21 in 1999 before Obasanjo was sworn in and Obasanjo left it at N120-N125 in 2007. 104% fall.

In 2009, Yar’adua left it at N145-N171. Official and parallel market respectively
46% fall.

And by the time Jonathan was leaving in 2015, it was N199-N300.
129% fall.

By 2023 when Buhari left, it was N420 at official rate and N780 at parallel market.
480% fall.

Without floating it, it fell by 104% under Obasanjo: 46% under Yar'adua; 129% under Jonathan and 480% under Buhari...without floating it.

By 2027 when Tinubu will finish his term, it will be just and fair to rate his performance. You can go ahead and start to sell Toyota, the truth is what is posted above. Don’t come and be unfortunate by acting as if somebody did any good job with our exchange rate despite the volume of subsidy put into it.

In conclusion, I have seen that President Tinubu is all out to fix that problem once and for all but it will be a long battle. Binance has been deactivated and fined. Illegal BDCs are finding it difficult to operate while over a thousand have been deregistered among other decisive steps and going by the number of BDCs Emefiele registered and a lot of economic criminalities known to us all, one won't be surprised at how it fell by 480% between May 29, 2015 and May 29, 2023 despite its non floatation.

#SWA

Sir Sunday Adewale Adeniran
You are a liar. Under Abacha Dollar was 80 naira. Under Jonathan it was 220. That's just about 100% decline under 16years of PDP but under 8 years plus of APC dollar has gone to 1500! That's about 700% increase.

Indeed APC is a curse to Nigerians.

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Deogratiasfx: 1:30pm On Mar 04
Biodun556:
Naira is bouncing back and everything is being done to fight the artificial spike but if you didn’t ask Buhari to return it to N300 (parallel market) where he met it in 2015 or you didn't ask Obasanjo to return it to N21, if you fear God, you should give Tinubu some breathing space before asking him to make it N780.

Don't die of hypocrisy.

It was N21 in 1999 before Obasanjo was sworn in and Obasanjo left it at N120-N125 in 2007. 104% fall.

In 2009, Yar’adua left it at N145-N171. Official and parallel market respectively
46% fall.

And by the time Jonathan was leaving in 2015, it was N199-N300.
129% fall.

By 2023 when Buhari left, it was N420 at official rate and N780 at parallel market.
480% fall.

Without floating it, it fell by 104% under Obasanjo: 46% under Yar'adua; 129% under Jonathan and 480% under Buhari...without floating it.

By 2027 when Tinubu will finish his term, it will be just and fair to rate his performance. You can go ahead and start to sell Toyota, the truth is what is posted above. Don’t come and be unfortunate by acting as if somebody did any good job with our exchange rate despite the volume of subsidy put into it.

In conclusion, I have seen that President Tinubu is all out to fix that problem once and for all but it will be a long battle. Binance has been deactivated and fined. Illegal BDCs are finding it difficult to operate while over a thousand have been deregistered among other decisive steps and going by the number of BDCs Emefiele registered and a lot of economic criminalities known to us all, one won't be surprised at how it fell by 480% between May 29, 2015 and May 29, 2023 despite its non floatation.

#SWA

Sir Sunday Adewale Adeniran

Since he is better than they all, we are waiting for him to use his might and wisdom to take it back to 1999 where Obasanjo started spoiling it. Or is it not why he is called Jagaban?

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by huptin(m): 1:32pm On Mar 04
This is a lie, Obasanjo met it at N84, the official price was N22 but only the top millitary guys could access it at that price, most Nigerians were getting it at N84.

Obasanjo simply harmonized the rates to remove unnecessary distortions

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by seunowa(f): 2:26pm On Mar 04
MrProlific95:
Quack Analysis. You wicked human you failed to tell us how much prices of commodities were under OBJ, Yaradua, GEJ and failed Buhari. You failed to tell how much citizens paid for PMS under these past leaders. Your wicked leader could not even give PMS or tackle the fraud associated with it like the over invoicing at NNPC etc.
Ok....how much were prices of commodities before obasanjo assumed office? I think emotion and cognitive failure can not make Peter Obi and his brainless followers think properly.
Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by seunowa(f): 2:28pm On Mar 04
mrvitalis:

Stop lying Jonathan left dollars at 220 black market
Ok, how much was dollar before Jonathan assumed office?
Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by mrvitalis(m): 2:29pm On Mar 04
seunowa:

Ok, how much was dollar before Jonathan assumed office?
$1 150 I remember because I was given $200 per month in school

And my gold chain cost $100 then

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by seunowa(f): 2:34pm On Mar 04
Deogratiasfx:


Since he is better than they all, we are waiting for him to use his might and wisdom to take it back to 1999 where Obasanjo started spoiling it. Or is it not why he is called Jagaban?
It doesn't happen overnight. It takes a well articulated and painful approach. Tinubu is taking the right course to revamp the economic woes.

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by seunowa(f): 2:38pm On Mar 04
mrvitalis:

$1 150 I remember because I was given $200 per month in school

And my gold chain cost $100 then
Hungry looking old man with kid's brain forming billionaire.

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by ivandragon: 3:06pm On Mar 04
Lol.

Same defence of the clueless buhari is what they are now using for the uber clueless bat.

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Win12345: 3:10pm On Mar 04
Bros go and find something serious to do with life.
Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Kingsmeal: 3:18pm On Mar 04
So Tinubu Supporters have finally come to the realization that their god can no longer do anything to save the Naira😂😂.

So the official rate is now 1500-1600.

Nice one. You guys should keep displaying your raw stupidity on the internet.

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by mrvitalis(m): 3:22pm On Mar 04
seunowa:

Hungry looking old man with kid's brain forming billionaire.
Bro how's getting 30k monthly in school in Early 2010s forming billionaire?

Na so u poor reach?

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Burob: 3:25pm On Mar 04
mrvitalis:

Stop lying Jonathan left dollars at 220 black market
After emptying the foreign reserve to give it an artificial exchange rate.
Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Burob: 3:27pm On Mar 04
Kingsmeal:
So Tinubu Supporters have finally come to the realization that their god can no longer do anything to save the Naira😂😂.

So the official rate is now 1500-1600.

Nice one. You guys should keep displaying your raw stupidity on the internet.
Lazy minded Obidient thing, Tinubu should come & save the Naira for docile ungrateful things like yourself, how much foreign exchange have you & you state government made in the last 5 years to help the Naira?

How much dollars did your state government make last year from the export of commodities based on its comparative advantages?

Take for example, the price of cocoa on the New York commodities exchange is at a record high.

Nonsensical nonsense, be waiting for Tinubu to stabilize dollars for you, instead of going to the business section of Nairaland to look 👀 for opportunities, you dey the politics section dey run your Basketmouth?

Dey wait for your daddy Tinubu, Daddy oyoyo, e go soon return from Qatar.

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by seunowa(f): 3:36pm On Mar 04
mrvitalis:

Bro how's getting 30k monthly in school in Early 2010s forming billionaire?

Na so u poor reach?
Who is ascribing to you as rich? You are not poor physically but mentally deficient. Ode.....
Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by mrvitalis(m): 3:41pm On Mar 04
Burob:
After emptying the foreign reserve to give it an artificial exchange rate.
Buhari emptied foreign reserve yet could not maintain a stable exchange rate

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Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Burob: 3:46pm On Mar 04
mrvitalis:

Buhari emptied foreign reserve yet could not maintain a stable exchange rate
Exactly the point, then you allow market forces determine the price, like this Government has done, instead of chasing shadows, emptying the foreign reserve like previous governments.
Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Burob: 3:48pm On Mar 04
mrvitalis:

Buhari emptied foreign reserve yet could not maintain a stable exchange rate
Neither did Jonathan maintain a stable exchange rate either, go and compare the price of Bonny light crude under Jonathan, & Buhari.

Then you will see why it may seem to the ignorant minded that Jonathan did anything spectacular.

Ebele had way way more foreign exchange @ his disposal to give the Naira a false value against The almighty dollar.
Re: Dollar Under Jonathan Compare To Tinubu Government by Deogratiasfx: 3:55pm On Mar 04
seunowa:

It doesn't happen overnight. It takes a well articulated and painful approach. Tinubu is taking the right course to revamp the economic woes.

By running after BDCs and Binance?

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